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Awe this is sad to read she was one of my dads faves and she was such a good friend to the late rock Hudson . She is now with her son who commited suicide many years ago . RIP dear doris day . You were a gem and Heaven needed one .
Awe this is sad to read she was one of my dads faves and she was such a good friend to the late rock Hudson . She is now with her son who commited suicide many years ago . RIP dear doris day . You were a gem and Heaven needed one .
Her son, Terry Melcher, didn't commit suicide, he died of skin cancer.
One classy lady. While it’s sad she has passed, we can definitely celebrate her longevity of 97 years.
Yes, we can; not to mention that she had good health and QOL most every day of those 97 years. She went out socially, attended meetings; she was not a recluse.
My late mother used to refer to Pneumonia (at least the kind we're talking about here) as the "Old Person's Friend". It really feels like a gradual ebbing away, apparently; no pain, no suffering. There are many worse ways to go.
Just yesterday afternoon my SO asked if she was still alive. I was happy to say yes.
I can't say it any better than what's already been posted. She certainly seemed to stand out, not only as a performer but, and more importantly, as a person. My parents would watch her movies when I was a kid and she always gave me a sort of "safe" feeling. Now I own some of her movies myself.
I would get occasional emails from/about her animal foundation and sometimes they'd mention her upcoming birthdays and it would always make me happy knowing she was still with us.
I'm going to try not to be sad and, instead, celebrate her and her life.
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